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I had an issue with mine it would only tune down no matter which way I turned it it would only go down. I unsoldered the board off mine and it works now. 73 Nate K7NDM

Thanks, I've downloaded the code file and will be studying it. I had considered a hardware keyer (that's the easy way), but wanted the Arduino keyer so the code speed could be displayed on LCD. Thanks

I just shared a link to the sketch for the Canned Frog. https://www.dropbox.com/s/of267gi0l4o4a4d/canned-frog.ino?dl=0 DuWayne

Thanks for the info - I'll be looking into the sources ya'll gave. KV4qb.blogspot.com looks like a good resource. Thanks again, Ken H>

When I did the Canned Frog last year I added a simple keyer to the software. For speed control, I used the rotary encoder with the push button pressed to change speed. DuWayne KV4qb.blogspot.com

Gary,?W0MNA, added a keyer to his rig. (See his earlier post.) There are a bazillion different types of electronic keyers, so pick one you like and add it to the code. The Arduino Projects for

Hello all - I'm new here, have read thru LOTS of the threads and found LOTS of good info. I have ordered the parts, 49-er, etc and PCB and parts kit and waiting for delivery. This sure seems like a

Chances are I'm wearing shoes older than you are! Jack, W8TEE To: SoftwareControlledHamRadio@... Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2016 12:41 PM Subject: Re: [SoftwareControlledHamRadio] Chinese

Hi Jack. Thanks for pointing that mod out. I have had to do it before, mostly when I was playing with PIC programming. I really should do it as a matter of course with rotary encoders generally - I

Hi Slim: The KY-040 encoder is what I used in the Forty-9er, too. I also added two 0.1uF caps from the CLK and DT lines to ground to debounce the encoder. This can be seen in the attached photo.?

I thought this might be of interest to the group. I have been using different rotary encoders over the years for diferent projects and perhaps the following info may be of help. I have included a

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I may have missed someone already giving this advice, if I have I apologise. Not all the I2C displays out there are pin for pin compatible. Also the I2C address is very important. 50% of the display

Don: There are a bunch of files in the NewLiquidCrystal library. However, the proper library directory name should be LiquidCrystal_I2C. For my system, I have the 1.6.9 IDE installed on drive E, so I

Make sure you have adjusted the contrast on the I2C LCD converter board. Dave, W0DF

Hank / K5HDE, Jack / W8TEE, I just finished assembly of Forty-9er/Nano/DDS/16x2 LCD/Encoder. Finally got the VfoSource sketch to compile but LCD only back lights and has the top row of matrix squares

Great! Thanks Bud, I'll get it. I think that was one of the hits I had when I was searching for the header file. 73 Dave KF5OCP

Yes, this is the page you get to if you go to Yourduino.com and look at their I2C displays. I'm pretty sure this was written by Terry King who owns Yourduino. He also served as Tech Ed on my Beginning

https://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/LCD-Blue-I2C https://arduino-info.wikispaces.com/LCD-Blue-I2C A good site Re: LCD I2C compiling and display issues. Bud, K1LC

Dave, At Jack's suggestion I used the following LCD file: NewliquidCrystal_1.3.4.zip written by F Malpartida. All other LCD files must be removed from the library or renamed. There have been some